MKSC Players' Page

Here I am, once again, I'm torn into pieces....

Timur @ Tuesday, May 14th [link]

Hey there guys, welcome to the brand new designed MKSC Player's Page! We now feature Non-Shortcut and Shortcut Rankings. Make sure to always label your submissions Non-Shortcut or Shortcut, otherwise they will be added to the Shortcut Ranking by default!

To make obvious to which chart I am referring, yellow means Non-Shortcut, red means Shortcut.

Also, when I'm speaking of "new" people or people that just joined the site, actually most of them actually were on the old Player's Page (pre-2004) and just got added back now since we have SC-Charts. This includes Michael McKenzie, Peter Torch, Archibald Lefevre, Jason Whalls, Simon Cheetham and some times from Sami Cetin.

Movement

#1 Andy Lundeen is still the very best in the world on the Non-Shortcut ranks, he strengthened his position with 7 new World Records, one of them being the first sub 1 minute time on SW 3lap with 59"98! On the shortcut ranks he is currently in 2nd position.

#1 "Su" from Japan is the current champion of the shortcut section with an average finish of 4.76 and solid 19 World Records. While we're at it, I should probably mention Ethan McCormac, who does not have a full set of times, but has an astonishing AF of 2.0, which would make him the champion at the moment, so look forward to him finishing his timeset! He also owns a full hand of 30 World Records in the Shortcut section.

# 3 Florian Chollet submitted a lot of SC times to gain a lot of ranks on the ranking and get #3 behind Su and Andy. He also has 3(>5- way tied big grin

) World Records.

Shoutouts to #4 Robert Szabo who pulled some strings to make the new site possible! He owns both GV1 and the RRR Flap World Record and is close to sub 10 AF. He also made a small AF cut in the Non-Shortcut section, which didn't really affect his position at #9 though.

#7 Michael McKenzie from Australia is new on the site, joining at #7 with an impressive timeset. He only has an SC timeset so I guess he's only been playing sc so far. Would be cool to see him try non-sc as well!

#12 "Ryou is another Japanese newcomer to the site thanks to our new shortcut rankings. He joined us with an impressive count of 8 World Records and an average finish of 15 points.

#17 Frederick Hutchington decided to continue playing Non-SC and pushed down his AF by 0.3 to come much closer to #16 and #15. It's not far until the top 15, keep it up!

#19 Peter Torch is (I think?) also a new player on the chart and starts out strong at #19. He is also one of the people that have a 15-way-tied World Record(CL Flap).

Anotehr new player is #25 Archibald Lefevre (I love this name <3) also joined us with a full shortcut timeset. Highlights include the VL2 5lap Record with a time of 21"76 and (who would have thought that) CL 15-way-tied Flap World Record.

#28 Jonathan Toole-Charignon tried and made a 0.16 AF cut. IMPRESSIVE STUFF. TELL ME UR SECRET PLZ. Also he submitted some SC times and grabbed the 15 way-tied-CL-WR. Probably been cheating to get it. I'm gonna find some clues and bust u into fenner land.

#31 Simon Cheetham is another person who joined us only with an SC timeset. Also I'm pretty sure he's secretly a brother of the Ham-Duo: Needham+Cheetham. One of them needs ham, one of them cheats ham...together they can do everything they want. Also, they're both from the UK, proving me theory right obviously.

#39 Luca Barbetta also submitted some PRs on SC-Land, including 1 sole and 1 tied World Record, MC Flap and MC1 flap respectively. Pretty sure there's much more to come from him.

#46 Riku Vanhanen is yet another player who wants so join the SC-gang. He comes from Finnland and used his power to grab 3 SC-Records. As always when you see someone low ranked with World Records, there's probably much more potential left!

#52 Jason Whalls joined the FrankerZ train...no, I mean the Kappa train...no damn it, he joined the SC-train and also joined the WR-train on CL flap. FrankerZ.

#75 Lachlan Young from Australia didn't join any train and instead jumped on the plane to top 75 in non-sc land with a 5 point AF cut. #74, #75 and #76 are all Australian now, is there something in the bushes there?

We're through, I just sincerely hop I didn't forget anyone, it's kinda messy since the charts just got added, it should be easier for me and you next week(or month) hehe

World Records

I will not list all the SC-Records here now, visit the Records page to view all of them. I will only mention the recent SC-WRs that I know of.

Non-SC:

Andy Lundeen got the first sub 1 on SW 5lap with a time of 59"98!
He also beat the RMC1 5lap Record with a 44"25.
Another record from him includes a 56"93 on RDP1 5lap.
Also in the last update, I forgot to mention that Andy actually has the RiR Wr with a time of 1'10"50.

Shortcut:

And yet again Andy strikes as well in sc-land with a 41"88 on PC 3lap.
Another new shortcut WR from Andy includes a time of 38"88 on BC1 3lap.
We're nearly done, he also got a 49"21 on MC 3lap.
Last but not least, we have a 47"28 on RRR 5lap.

Awards

Since we're so much behind on them I don't think it makes sense for me to do them now, I will try to sit down on the weekend and catch up on all the missing awards that have not actually been awarded on the page and add the Awards for the last weeks. Hope you guys can wait for a bit longer!

~Timur

Mario Kart XIII: Andy Returns

Timur @ Tuesday, April 16th [link]

Hi.

Movement

1. "King" #1 Andy Lundeen castling to be safe.

Shocking news: Andy Lundeen once again went mad and destroyed the whole board by giving the King the powers of a Queen after castling(No this is not cheating. It's just his power.). With his new World Records Black has no chance left(fenner pun intended). His new times also brought his AF to nearly below 1.4 points, which is a remarkable waypoint.

2. "Tower" #7 Ben Allen's movement blocked by other players.

Ben was active and made some PRs, but it wasn't enough to cut any AF, he even lost 0.1 AF points(probably due to Ethan destroying everyone's AF despite not being on the AF chart yet). Speaking of which, he submitted quiet some PRs, but we're still waiting for him to finish his timesheet! Back to Ben, one more ARR improvement will make him the 7th player to reach Myth D ever!

3. "Tower" #10 Robert Szabo trying to rush to the front lines.

Slowly reaching forward, Robert attacked some MC tracks to protect his top 10 position from Alan, who is just one AF point away. Will we see a battle for the top ten? For now, his position is safe.

4. "Bishop" #11 Alan McArthur threatening to throw Robert out of the field.

With a solid 0.4 AF cut Alan comes closer to the top 10 once again. Some smart moves on his weaker tracks and Robert needs to watch out! He also became the newest Titan D in the process!

5. "Pawn" #19 Frederick Hutchington evolving to a "Knight" by joining the top 20.

With a huge 4 point AF cut Frederick managed to reach the other part of the board - evolving him into a promising Knight. He made a shot at his weaker tracks which worked out and made the final cut for the top 20, jumping ahead of veterans like KVD or Simon Laflamme. He also just fell short of reaching a Titan overall Rank in ARR, which will probably happen in no time.

6. "Pawn" #29 Christophe Charignon(I can't be fucked to learn to spell your "new" name, sorry bro) getting sacrificed for the lulz.

Not much to say here, he tried but didn't really achieve anything other than a 1.9 AF cut. Next week you can have the award for the worst banana.

7. "Pawn" #74 Stephen De Winter going one step forward.

Some small improvements from Stephen. He's got a 3 points AF graveyard in front of him, so there's still a lot to do to get over it.

Nice World Records

As always when Andy returns, there is a lot to report.

GV3 Flap 7"92 by Andy Lundeen
RVL1 Flap 4"85 by Ethan McCormac
BC2 Flap 18"67 by Andy Lundeen
RiR 3lap 1'10"65(World Record tie) by Andy Lundeen
RiR Flap 21"75 by Andy Lundeen
LP 3lap 47"85 by Andy Lundeen
PC Flap 12"89(World Record tie) by Andy Lundeen
RP Flap 16"65 by Andy Lundeen
LP Flap 13"95 by Andy Lundeen
RVL1 5lap 39"25 by Andy Lundeen
CCL 3lap 46"98 by Andy Lundeen
CCL Flap 11"27 by Andy Lundeen

I remember the days when there were no new records in like 2 months. Well, things have changed for sure! All you need is a new king.

Nice Awards

So it's that time again.

PoW for the second week of March goes to Christophe Charignon for some nice PRs.
PoW for the third and fourth week of March goes to Andy Lundeen for some shocking Wrs.
PoW for the first week of April goes to Frederick Hutchington for a nice AF cut.
The second week didn't really have that much activity so it was a hard choice, but I decided to give it to Alan McArthur for his 0.4 AF cut.

Keep chessing!

~Timur

All your flap belong to us

Shock @ Saturday, March 9th [link]

Hey everyone! I am pleased to say that I have a lot of activity to report this month! Some really strong WRs (especially a few strong fast laps) were set, and there was movement all around the charts. So let's take a look.

Movement (aka report of all nice wrs)

Andy Lundeen was really active this month; he cut nearly .2 AF though he only had about .7 left possible to cut. That translates to about a 30% AF cut on a times sheet of all top 4 times or better, midst activity and top times by other players as well. He set several strong world records this month, furthering himself from the rest of the competition by an even more formidable margin. It is not possible to not have an AF under 1.5 and not be the top competitor, and Andy is not only under 1.5 AF, but he's also still improving.

It would definitely be a mistake though to focus too strongly on Andy's activity, because more than one other also stepped up to the plate this month and performed spectacularly. This includes #3 Mickael Smolen. Mick set a couple of fast lap WRs this month that he currently still holds, and he's threatening the RMC3 flap as I type. He also had a fast exchange of WRs with Andy on RVL2 flap as well. When it comes to flaps, Mick is definitely a king. Overall, he cut about .4 AF this month, even with getting some of his times passed up by other players. (Did I mention Seb took an AF loss of .15 this month? That means his times were passed 12 times. I think that's the most I've ever seen in a month. He's getting pushed really close to the 3 AF line.) Anyway, Mick was a primary contributor to the onslaught of activity this month, further gaining respect from the rest of us with his incredibly high precision racing.

Adding to the list of active players this month are #6 Stacy Needham and #11 Alan McArthur. Stacy continues to defend his 7 AF line position by fighting with small PRs with unusual long-term consistency. There's a reason why he's ranked so high on the combined Mario Kart ranks. Also, it was good to see activity from Alan again, as I honestly thought I'd seen the end of his activity with his 1 year absence. He made a couple PRs this month though to cut .2 AF, so well done! Alan is the second highest ranked non-ZZMT-only player currently now that Mick has modified his system.

Now we make a bit of a jump to #24 Frederick Hutchington. We don't have to jump down very far though since he's definitely doing a lot of movement on his own going up! He passed a few players this month with his AF cut in excess of 4 points. (He is really moving at the same rate Andy was in early to mid 2011, so I wouldn't be surprised if we have a rising star here!) If he keeps this rate of progress up, he will be in the top 15 in less than 2 months. And I think it is going to happen. His PRs are coming in from all over the place, and they are definitely beginning to converge on the non-ZZMT WR level. Maybe we'll be seeing some non-ZZMT WRs from him before summer.

Speaking of non-ZZMT WRs... #29 Jonathan Toole-Charignon (formerly Christophe Charignon) set a non-ZZMT WR this month on RGV3! He beat Andy's 57"20 with a 57"16, with the same shroomstrat Andy used back in 2011. With it and a couple other PRs he was able to cut a full AF point, which is an unusually high amount of activity for him. As such, since Jonathan appreciated his award so much last time, I felt the need to give him something a little more than the "you tried" star. Behold, the "you tried" trophy:

To add to the list of activity, #46 Thomas Jordet Larsen submitted a couple PRs after no activity in a long while. However, the activity of #74 Stephen De Winter overshadows him from below. Stephen made an impressive 14 AF cut this month, proving that he can improve a lot more in the future. Maybe we'll even see him in the top 50 around the same time Frederick joins the top 15?

World Records (aka actual nice wrs)

Lots of strong WRs were set this month. I think I'll change things up a bit and comment on each one. These are chronologically listed.

RVL2 flap: 4"82
Set by Andy Lundeen. However, not after a mini-battle. Andy set 4"92 earlier on the same day, but Mickael Smolen beat it with 4"87. Andy responded with a 4"83, then finished the day with a 4"82. Mick's 15 minute WR beat his previous PR by a margin of .3.

RaR flap: 10"28
Set by Ethan McCormac. It is Ethan's first WR on the site, so a special congrats to him.

RKB1 flap: 2"95
Set by Mickael Smolen. Second time to sub 3 seconds, and this was pretty much flawless. Definitely one of the strongest WRs on this site.

SGB: 44"86 / 11"97
Both set by Andy Lundeen. The course WR progressed from 45"30 to 45"11 to 44"98, and then this. On the flap, Andy first beat Christian Wild's 12"10 with a 12"07, then a 12"01, then this. Chris and Andy are really on a different standard with this track than the rest of the players.

LP flap: 14"06
Set by Mickael Smolen. This flap was in response to Andy beating Mick's old time of 14"16 with a 14"12. A rather mirror of what happened on RVL2 flap, Mick came up on top with this one.

BL: 1'11"16 / 21"42
Both set by Andy Lundeen. Both WRs once again a progression of improvements. Andy first beat Seb's course of 1'11"61 with 1'11"40, then with 1'11"33, then with this time, and on the flap he beat Seb's 21"88 first with a 21"85, then went straight to this time.

CL: 46"75 / 13"81
Both set by Andy Lundeen. He was attempting to beat 13"95 on the flap, but then far exceeded his goals with this time.

RCI2: 48"11
Set by Andy Lundeen. Not much to say about this one, just another WR to add to the list.

RGV3: 55"61
Set by Andy Lundeen. Once again, the result of a progression of WRs. Encouraged by Jonathan's non-ZZMT efforts, this WR fully incorporates the strategies available on this course by use of ZZMT as well as landing a very difficult shroomstrat 3/3.

That is all of them I think. 12 in total by 3 different players. Several of these WRs probably are not going to be beaten anytime soon by anyone. This was one of the best WR months since the days of Seb's dominance.

Awards (aka a bonus for setting lots of nice wrs)

For his WR activity early in the month, a POW for week 2 of February goes to Mickael Smolen.
For his steady work and PRs, week 3 of February POW goes to Sephen De Winter
For his strong set of PRs and constant progress, POW for week 4 of February goes to Frederick Hutchington
For his non-ZZMT WR and his other couple of PRs, I give an actual award, the POW for 1st week of March, to Jonathan Toole-Charignon

Lastly, for his relatively large AF cut at the top of the chart and series of WRs, POM of February goes to Andy Lundeen.

Whew. That was quite the news update! All this activity makes me proud. Congrats to all of you for your progress, and I'll see you again next time! (And next time... this site just may have gone under a major renovation... hold on to your seats!)

~Shock / Andy

POQs for Quarters 3 and 4 and POY 2012

April @ Monday, February 18th [link]

Hey everyone --

Just a quick update with a couple awards:

POQ -- Quarter 3, 2012: Ben Allen
POQ -- Quarter 4, 2012: Andy Lundeen

I really could have gone either way with these because both did a lot both quarters.

POY 2012 -- Andy Lundeen

According to the topic on the MB, pretty much everyone that posted thought this should go to Shock, and I agree.

Congrats! smile

Dialing 1-800-ACTVITY...

Shock @ Saturday, February 9th [link]

Hi everyone! We have another month of activity behind us, and I do have quite a few PRs to report!

Movement

Andy was once again loyal with his activity this month; in fact, the majority of his PRs were WRs. He totals 45 WRs now, so when he turns on the game to play, if he selects a course or flap randomly, chances are in his favor that he will select one that he already has the WR on. He continues to play on in the hope that another top competitor will rise to test the limits of human skill on the tracks... And that desire has been met already somewhat! For example, he is currently pursuing the RaR WR with Ethan McCormac, who has failed some painful runs for sure. (For example, Ethan failed a 11"86, 11"33 run, and Andy failed a less painful 11"90, 11"37 run.) Should be interesting to see if either lands a solid run in this upcoming month!

Not much further down we see activity from UK star Stacy Needham. Stacy submitted a few strong times this month, including a RMC1 CR tie and a sub-1'12 on RMC3. Stacy's continued loyal, high quality PRing may prove to be enough to carry him to the #4 position on the site... but this greatly depends on his activity, others' activity, and if he finds room to continue making his improvements.

Next in activity is our January POM winner, Frederick Hutchington. This month he launched himself past Christophe into the #27 position with several high-quality PRs. (A couple of them even made Andy a bit nervous, getting close to knocking one of his #4 times into a rank of #5.) In fact, it's a bit spooky how Frederick is PRing at a similar rate and level as Andy was doing nearly exactly 2 years ago; Andy also thought, like Frederick, that it was unlikely he would ever join the dark side and go ZZMT... Is Frederick our new rising star? Will he one day join the names of non-obscurity in the top 10? Time will tell I suppose...

Also award-winner Christophe Charignon played this month. He submitted four times for a grand total of .2-.3 AF cut. Maybe Frederick hurt Christophe's progress significantly, maybe not, but either way this minimal progress is worthy of recognition:

Still, the "You Tried" award is better than no activity at all, for sure. Take pride in your accomplishments, Christophe.

Second to last in activity this week is #64 John Colley. He made a few PRs and looks like he moved up from either #66 or #65, cutting nearly a full AF point. It's good seeing activity, no matter where on the charts.

Also sneaking in right before this news update is #90 Stephen de Winter. He submitted 2 PRs today, so good job to him as well in picking up his game at the last minute.

New WRs

To those interested in the odd coloring of these titles by the way, the color is, I kid you not, "tomato."

All WRs driven by Andy Lundeen this month:

MC flap: 15"44
CCI: 47"40
RMC4: 1'16"03
RMC4 flap: 12"94
RDP3: 59"30
RRR: 1'09"71
RRR flap: 11"87

New Players? Awards?

No new players this month...

As for awards, I made an executive decision for POM January by giving it to Frederick Hutchington, but we're still waiting on word for September-December 2012 POM, POQ #3 and POQ #4 in 2012, and POY 2012. Hopefully this will be resolved soon. It might be appropriate to let the POW awards slide now due to low activity levels... but maybe in weeks of high activity we should continue to award them. We'll see.

I guess that's it - thanks for karting! (And I have no idea where that dial goes to actually.)

~Shock

To be, or not to play, that is the question

Shock @ Sunday, January 13th [link]

Please, take a seat. Or 10.

Hello to any and all readers. (I kind of feel like a volunteer standing at the mic in front of a nearly empty auditorium giving a speech simply for the sake of tradition.)

It's been a while since the last news, so here it is. The time the news update comes is directly proportional to the number of people who pester us about it, and usually that's a grand total of maybe one or two after roughly a month of waiting. So it has been a month, and it is time once again under this moon to deliver the speech.

Movement

Andy Lundeen has given some intermittent activity, scoring a few WRs and increasing his lead past Sebastian Stellmacher by a full AF point. The recent complete lack of activity in the top 10 is a bit discouraging though, since it seems the 10 is full of players who haven't explored their potentials very much.

#7 Ben Allen submitted some PRs that he had forgotten to turn in earlier, and is now closer than ever to reaching that UK #1, currently held a tantalizing .2 AF above him by Stacy Needham, who also submitted a PR since the last news writing. Whether we'll get more activity (and WRs?) from Ben soon though is unknown, since he sent me this message by pigeon. It reads... "I... job... time is short... the ring must be destr... taking hobbits to Isengard... R button broken... Tell her I love her." (The pigeon couldn't shield the note from rain and this was all I could make out.)
Hopefully Ben will be back to join us again soon.

A bit further down is our next brave ladder climber, Frederick Hutchington. His MB-renowned nose sniffed out some PRs that seemed attainable, and he has enthusiastically been keeping absolutely no readers of the PR thread at all updated on his progress. (I skimmed his sonnets though, and I think I read something about getting top 20 times, control over a third of the nuclear warheads owned by the United States, something like that.)

Another who made the cut for this news is Alex Hantson. For some reason, the AF chart was reset to 0 sometime between the last news and now (if I did that, I didn't mean to), so I'm not certain how much AF Alex cut, but he likely at least jumped 6 spots from #60. It's good seeing this activity; new players entering the top 50 (which I'm thinking he will do soon) warrant more attention than at least 25 non-consecutive zarkov posts.

Lastly, Timothee Le Borgne also submitted a few times. Once again, I'm not sure how much progress he made, but they were 7 PRs in all, which is no small number.

Finally, I want to use this space for special attention to Florian Chollet for his work on RRR. I doubt he passed a single player with his non-ZZMT 1'10"55, but it is a non-ZZMT WR and one very strong performance. As MKWii players would put it, he is the GOAT of RRR.

nice wr(s)

All 3 WRs this time driven by Andy Lundeen.

RP: 55"76
RBC2: 1'22"66
RBC3: 1'13"26

*Shock looks around suspiciously, wondering if it's safe now to step back from the mic*

Oh good you're all asleep. Well then, I'll just look at Timur's phone contact list real quick so I can send a text to the president... and... see you all next time!

~Shock

BURNNN!!11

Timur @ Thursday, December 13th [link]

News..?

Hey guys. You might be surprised to see my name here, after all I'm a busy man and have no time to write news. But I've managed to cancel my important meeting with the president and so I'm here writing some stuff for you folks out there that still visit this place with the hopes to find something here. You shall not be disappointed this time!

Movement more like "Amusement"

There was some activity this week...erm, I mean the last 2 months? Whatever, let's start. Don't expect too much cool info, since those other updaters kindly forgot to refresh the tables for me. I'll just throw some trash talk outta there so this is worth reading...or the opposite. Decide yourself. (This is by the way the fault of Christopherus Charignon, better known as "The n00b", he's forcing me to write this).

Okay, let's start with #1 Andy Lundeen . Where the hell should I start, this guy was going mad all the time, so mad that I can't count his WRs. Well I could but seriously I'll just list them all in the WRs section later. Just don't forget that name, he'll be shcocking us all again...oh dammit, seems I made a small typo there. Na, too lazy to correct it. Also he has made a small AF cut too but he's so much in front I don't think that's important anyway. Just gimme dem wrs.

#3 Mickael Smolen has smolen(damn it, another typo) all the attention...na actually I don't think there's any attention here anymore, is there. Well, actually he's made some PRs and a small AF cut to come closer to the place right behing Andy, but there's still a lot of work for him to do. I remember somewhere reading he wanted to ZZMT from now on, but I could be wrong. Finally Mick can join the cheating group...I mean the cool guys that modify their DS or GBA. Whatever. Oh and I forgot to mention he got a nice WR on LP. For the time see below.

#7 Ben Allen is still mad because he still couldn't overtake Stacy, but it can't be for much longer now. He's only 0.2 AF points away from getting #1 UK, zarkov would be proud of him! Well he would be if he would care for MKSC, which probably isn't really the case. But who knows, maybe he's lurking in the shadows...in the shadows....oh my God this word game. Don't understand it? Don't be sad, I don't understand it myself. Ben is cool anyway and will be Master of UK soon.

#10 Robert Szabo thought it was cool to leave the MKDS playground and join the serious MKSC battlefield(18+). Armed with his DS(or GBA, or whatever) he unleashed a 0.75 AF cut. Soon, the might of the Dragon Balls might be revived by all this power coming from MKSC right now. Beware of the danger guys...you're playing with the fire here. Prepare for the search, better not lose to the evil. But I'm losing track here, let's focus on the important thing: Muffins! I love Muffins, they're awesome, right? Etch should try some too, it might help him at PR'ing.

#28 Christophe Charignon seriously doesn't deserve a mention in this news. But you know, I'm a professional. So I will mention him. He drove only bad PRs and managed to overtake 4 people with them. I think they have pity with him and that's why they don't all send in their new PRs. So the same as all other people behind Christophe. Anyway, he's top 30 now, so we should all not congratulate him for this and not make a party.

#39 Frederick Hutchington has overcome the top 40 with a 4,5 AF cut. He already has some really nice times, like #10 on CCI Flap or #12 on RMC3 Flap, so there's surely some potential in this guy. The sad thing is that the curse of MKSC soon will strike and he will stop playing...well that's what I guess. It's always like that. Have fun as long as it lasts, my boy.

#54 Guillaume Leviach is still on the charts...what the, I thought he was removed and added and removed and added...oh wait, that was when fenner was still here. "Fenner Hater #1 after White people that are all racist and KVD" drove some cool times but it still ranked miserably at #54. How can that guy even have a Wr in SMK, he surely must have been on drugs for that. Na, just kidding, he's really a fool....I mean, cool.

#70 Matthew Ord thought it was cool to make a 20 points AF cut and make me write more news. If you hope to get all your cool new times mentioned: nope. You can't even grasp how far away you are of that even happening. No Colors for you today, Matthew. Go eat some cake and fly in the wind...like a moth!...or just learn for school.

Oh yeah, this is it...no damn it, the WR section is missingno....uhm, I mean missing. Hehehe....

Nice WRs

The nice WRs all came from Any Lundeen(what a surprise)...na that's wrong. One came from our beloved Karter contest winner Mickael Smolen!

BP 46"75 11"97
SL 59"86 (nice sub)
SW 1'00"18 17"78
RMC4 1'16"56
LP 48"18

That's all the WRs from Andy. The Wr from Mick is:

LP 14"16

I hope you're happy now Christophe.

heh...see you later!

~Timur